- Used in segments.
Adventures in Voice Acting (Video 2008)
clip shown."JesuOtaku Anime Reviews" FLCL (TV Episode 2011)
The anime is reviewed."Anime Abandon" The Ultimate Teacher (TV Episode 2012)
among other anime answers to comedy"Brandon's Cult Movie Reviews" Godzilla vs. Monster Zero (TV Episode 2012)
Clips featured in the montage of Japan's pop culture.
FLCL Progressive (TV Mini Series 2018)
FLCL Alternative (TV Mini Series 2018)
FLCL: Grunge (TV Mini Series 2023)
FLCL: Shoegaze (TV Mini Series 2023)
"Teen Titans" Fractured (TV Episode 2004)
A character bursts out through another character's forehead, a character arriving apparently from another dimension, a dimensional gateway is in a characters skull, flying motorbikes are used in combat, a character has a glowing red striped body, a serious motorbike crash results in few injuries and triggers a bi-dimensional gateway in the victim's head."Teen Titans" Employee of the Month (TV Episode 2005)
Beast Boy wearing a helmet and scarf riding his moped is a reference to the character of Haruko from the anime series "FLCL" who rides his moped wearing a helmet and scarf."The Big Box" The Ritz (TV Episode 2009)
Poster of Haruko is shown."Brad Tries..." Brad Tries Japanese Pepsi (TV Episode 2010)
Brad emntions Jillian "devouring" her Fooly Cooly DVDs."Anime Abandon" Psychic Wars (TV Episode 2011)
among better OVA's from 2002 than Psychic Wars
Puss in Boots (Short 1922)
ReferencedSon of Paleface (1952)
Gun hidden in guitar in both films.Sazae-san (TV Series 1969)
When wears an apron and a cardbox on the back of his head he resembles Sazae-san.Robot Detective K (1973)
ReferencedThe Little Prince (1974)
the brand in the curry that Haruko is eating
Lupin the 3rd (TV Series 1977–1980)
Natoa's dad's Lupin outfit and his attempt to jump into bed with Haruko.Desperado (1995)
Guitar GunSouth Park (TV Series 1997)
South Park was spoofed in one scene, and referenced in one scene. The reference: A Kenny (Character from south park) Doll could be seen in one scene. Spoofed: In once scene, the show's creators used paper-animation like south park in one of the scenes.The Matrix (1999)
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